What should I wear when traveling to Russia in August?

1. All clothing is mainly for comfort and requires a lot of walking. Bring a thin jacket, preferably waterproof, that is easy to put on and take off. Just put it on when it's cold and take it off when it's hot.

2. Brightly colored clothes are more eye-catching, and yellow photos look great. By the way, if you are planning to go to the opera or ballet, prepare a set of slightly formal clothes.

3. Pay attention to the weather forecast, whether it will rain or not, and prepare rainproof clothes and shoes even if it does not rain. Just comfortable and light rain is enough. After all, it takes a long time to walk, and the roads in the old city are full of potholes. Our family’s feet were blistered from walking. A pair of comfortable shoes is very important (thick soles, which are waterproof and don’t worry about uneven roads). If you have new shoes, wear them a few times before traveling to see if they are comfortable. By the way, one more thing, the shoes must be non-slip.

Russian travel tips:

1. Regarding foreign currency exchange, there is no need to exchange rubles in the country in advance. You can exchange a small amount of rubles from the tour leader as pocket money, which can be used to buy water toilets and other things. of. Bring your UnionPay or VISA card and swipe it when shopping in large supermarkets and shopping malls.

2. Regarding the issue of Internet access abroad, tour guides can buy local phone cards for 100 yuan each, which includes local phone calls and Internet access throughout the tour. The Internet speed is fast and super easy to use.

3. Regarding Russian visas, group travel requires a visa on arrival, while individual travel requires a visa.

4. Russian thieves are extremely rampant. You need to be careful at any time and anywhere. They not only steal but also rob. They will steal SLR lenses in 2-5 seconds. It is best to go together when doing free activities.

5. It is best to avoid backpacks and store them regardless of size when visiting palaces, churches, exhibitions and other places. Messenger bags (small and medium-sized) do not need to be stored.

6. The whole trip in Russia was Chinese food, with only one Russian meal. The taste was bland, so you can bring pickles and spicy food with you.

7. Bring enough medicines for colds, gastrointestinal and yourself. Russian pharmacies only sell prescription drugs, that is, you must have a prescription issued by a local doctor to buy drugs.

8. Summer in Russia is cool, so early autumn clothes are more suitable.

9. Prepare a pair of shoes that can be used for long-distance walking. You should walk and stand for no less than 5 hours a day.

10. Charging conversion plug (Russian standard and European standard, both plug tips are cylindrical)